Not Transformers Meets Power Rangers at all

Rating: 10/10 (28 July 2013)

Though I wanted to start out with "A movie that is the combination of Power Rangers meet Transformers" That is not the case In fact this movie was very good with keeping a story and not just action. The plot was easy to follow and the action was consistent with it.
Pacific Rim takes places not far from us now (2017-2022). Monsters are real or more accurate is "Godzilla" if he lived in the water and looked more. um Water monstery World becomes very different as the "water Godzilla" monsters attack the world. They come out of the water near Hong Kong, China. The way that the story in this movie makes it is that they are coming from the core Almost like a body in the core. They call it "The Throat". These monsters come up and destroy EVERYTHING
By the time the world finally figures out how to destroy the monsters, robots are made to help Really really really BIG robots that (of course) almost look like Transformers. To control these gigantic robot machines, you have to have someone controlling them. A team is created and together they come up with a way for the human brain to control the movements. At first it is just the general fighting, by the end of the movie they have swords and knives. To make things even more unique and interesting, it takes TWO people to control the machine. They put on a robotic type suit and get synced in, however, they are not just synced into the robot, they are synced with each other. They can read each others mind and feel memories.
Our top team that takes care of the main machine is Charlie Hunnam as Raleigh Becket and Rinko Kikuchi as Mako Mori. Together they kick butt and take names. They take orders from General Pentecost (Idris Elba). They have the help from two scientists: one that believes that numbers are the answer and the other that believes that science itself is the answer. These brains are played by Charlie Day and Burn Gorman. They also have help from Becket's old friend Herc Hansen (Max Martini).
I do recommend this movie to both male and female audience. Kids I think will love it too. Probably just as the rating goes for age 13 and up. This movie is just over 2 hours long so I would suggest going to a theater that has unlimited drink refills and a large bag of popcorn and candy. Make sure you use the restroom before the previews are over cause you won't want to miss a moment of this excellent action packed movie.